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Hebron, Maine

Hebron, Maine

Foothill farms and college town heritage

Overview

Founded in 1792, Hebron blends historic farms with the small private school of Hebron Academy. Streaked Mountain rises on the southern edge, offering panoramic hikes. The town sits within easy reach of Lewiston-Auburn jobs and the lakes around Oxford and Norway, making it popular for commuters who want acreage and orchards nearby.

Key Facts

Population 1,200
Region Maine Lakes & Mountains
County Oxford
Founded 1792
Nearest City Lewiston (20 minutes)

What Hebron Is Known For

Hebron Local Highlights

Hebron Academy
A 19th-century boarding school that anchors the village.
Streaked Mountain
A short but steep hike with wide views over the foothills.
Agricultural roots
Orchards and hay fields line Routes 119 and 124.
Commuter convenience
Quick drive to Lewiston and Auburn employers with a rural address.

Things to Do

1
Hike Streaked Mountain
Climb for sunset views toward the White Mountains.
2
Visit local orchards
Pick apples and sample cider in season.
3
Explore Oxford lakes
Drive minutes to Thompson Lake and Norway Lake for boating; see the /guides/best-lakes-guide for more ideas.
4
Bike quiet roads
Pedal loops toward Buckfield and Minot on low-traffic pavement.

Living in Hebron

Hebron offers rural living close to both Lewiston-Auburn and the Oxford Hills. Services are in nearby Oxford, Auburn, and Norway, and winter plows keep the main state routes clear for commuters.

Weather & Seasons

summer

Warm, 70-82 F

winter

Cold, 5-25 F with steady snow

spring

Cool, 38-55 F

fall

Crisp, 45-60 F with orchard foliage

Local Wildlife & Nature

Deer and turkey in orchard edges Songbirds along hedgerows Loons on Thompson Lake and Norway Lake

How to Get There

Located on Routes 119 and 124 between Minot and Buckfield; quick access to Route 26 in Oxford.

Satellite preview shows the approximate town outline to help you get oriented before you arrive.

Satellite preview

Hebron outline

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do students and families shop?

Daily errands are in Oxford and [Lewiston](/towns/lewiston), with Norway for boutiques and lake access.

Is there public trail access?

Streaked Mountain is the main local hike; additional walking paths and lake launches are a short drive to Hebron Station, Norway, and Oxford.